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The image displays a table with percentages of students in six departments in 2011 across three categories. For Humanities, the figures are: Females 72%, First Language not English 12%, and Born outside Australia 20%. For Education, the data is 68%, 16%, and 23% respectively. In Science, the percentages are 52% for Females, 45% for First Language not English, and 31% for Born outside Australia. The Physics department has 56% Females, 38% First Language not English, and 56% Born outside Australia. For IT, the figures are 17%, 49%, and 56% respectively. Lastly, the Engineering department shows 15% Females, 42% First Language not English, and 48% Born outside Australia.
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This table demonstrate that the ratio of six diverse students from six dissimilar section in 2011.

This table illustrate that the females ratio in humanities, education, science and physics is substantial and their first language is not English all below fifty percent and ratio born outside from Australia are also below fifty, but it and engineering ladies are minimal but in proportion of mother language and exterior native Australia immense . To initiate with female are 72% it’s tounge 12% native 20%, Educational section 68% native language 16% and 23% outside from Australia,52% science students first language English 45% and these are external from county rate 31%, in physics department 56 individual and involved in English invoice ratio 38% not born in Australia 56%. On the other hand IT and engineering girls are minimal and their mother tongue not English ratio nearest 50% also overseas It 50% and Engineering 56%.

In the conclusion educational, science humanities and physics branch proportion upgrade but their mother tongue and foreign beneath 50% accept physics it’s literally rise become 56% ,in contraste IT and engineering section females are few it’s outside from Australia and mother tongue ratio are 50% escalate.

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